Structure fire with evacuations at main street building, Dunstable MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a structure fire occurred near Main Street in Dunstable involving fire on the first and second floors. Multiple fire tankers responded, the building was evacuated, and a fire marshal was requested to investigate.
Audio|Heard on: Dunstable Fire and EMS
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04:31
Transcript:
00:00
Nash with Siebelharder command.
00:07
Fire from several tanker ones.
00:14
Command is out of service.
00:17
Fire, I'm answering command.
00:20
All companies that have evacuated the building and are accounted for, we have fire on the fire ground.
00:24
I got three lines stretched and operating.
00:26
Got fire on floors one and two.
00:28
The fire's in the knee walls.
00:29
We're going to show all the factors.
00:35
Received. All companies have been evacuated and have power.
00:38
Three line stretch.
00:39
Fire on now floor one and two.
00:42
1641.
00:46
Fire, 50 tanker one en route.
00:51
Fifty tanker one enroute, 16 forty-one.
00:59
Fire, let me say.
01:10
Responding.
01:14
Shirley and Jeff, you're responding to Dunstable Fire Station.
01:17
Coverage 16 forty-two.
01:23
The man at Devon's bridge.
01:28
Go to Devon's.
01:30
Yeah, just seeing this left here up on the hill.
01:34
Yeah, we're about 90 s out.
01:38
Is that Captain Martin?
01:41
Hey, firm.
01:43
Next one.
01:48
46-1 to 40x1, are you smoking on water?
01:53
I got a full tank.
01:57
Received.
02:06
Go to the fire alarm, Devon's tank on one.
02:11
Sussexville Fire answering, seven tanker one.
02:16
On arrival.
02:20
Seven tanker on arrival at near Main St, 1645.
02:26
Tanker from S2.
02:29
Go.
02:31
All right, move down as close you can to the driver to link up with the other water, with the other water sources and send a body up to the top of the driveway.
02:40
10-4[1].
02:42
Tanker, silence back.
02:43
Silence back.
02:50
As you're one of the tankers that lost water.
02:58
Out the front now.
03:02
You're fine right there.
03:09
He's got a fire alarm.
03:12
Fire alarm answering command.
03:16
Actually, stand by.
03:17
Command of the seven tanker.
03:22
Good chief.
03:24
Can you go down to I think it's about 700 State Street?
03:29
Yes.
03:30
And see if you can go down and set up a hydrant.
03:32
Do you want us to supply for us?
03:34
Okay, ten four.
03:35
We're gonna keep it around here.
03:38
Okay, thanks.
03:39
Let me know what the situation is down when you get there.
03:43
Ten four.
03:50
Fire alarm answering command.
03:56
You have a state fire marshal respond.
04:03
Command, can you go again with that message?
04:11
Silence to command.
04:12
State rehab's already en route.
04:15
Okay, I need the fire marshal for investigation.
04:20
Repeat request for the fire marshal 1650.
04:28
C2 to command.
04:30
Man has run.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or affirmative response indicating message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Dunstable, MA 01827
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